correction sequences in n - sum f(r).
murthy amarnath
amarnath_murthy at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 30 20:17:47 CET 2003
Dear Neil and Seq fans,
, There was a mistake in my previous mail in writing
the numbers.
30--->30,29 and stop, a(30) = 29. But a(36) = 0 is
correct.
I hope this makes the definition clear.
Just submitted and is not yet included in OEIS.
%I A090302
%S A090302
0,2,3,3,2,5,7,7,3,7,11,11,13,13,5,13,17,17,19,19,11,19,23,23,19,23,17,13,29,29,31,31,23,31,29,0,37,37,29,...
%N A090302 Begin with n and consider numbers obtained
by successively
subtracting 0,1, 2, 3, ... r in the r'th step. The
largest prime that
arises in the process.
i.e. Largest prime of the form n - T(r), where T(r)
is the r'th
triangular number. 0 if no such number exists.
%C A090302 a(p) = p if p is a prime.
Conjecture: There are finitely many zeros in this
sequence.
Subsidiary Sequence: Indices of zero.
1,36,...
%F A090302 Largest prime of the form n- r(r+1)/2.
%O A090302 1,2
%A A090302 Amarnath Murthy
(amarnath_murthy at yahoo.com), Nov 30 2003
Sorry for the error.
thanks
amarnath
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